Dozens of low-power access points share a common clock and fiber backhaul, eliminating cell-edge dropouts while jointly imaging targets from multiple angles.
Every point inside the facility stays within near-field range of at least three cooperating access points, so devices and radar targets are never left in a coverage gap. The scheme sustains uniform multi-gigabit throughput while handoffs between access points remain imperceptible.
When one access point transmits, every neighboring node captures the scattered echo. Fusing these multi-angle returns resolves target shape and position in three dimensions with centimeter-level accuracy, even around obstructions.